Tracking changes in anxiety, depression, and stress among Ukrainian university students: a three-wave study from the COVID-19 pandemic to two years of ongoing full-scale war

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Longitudinal study tracks anxiety and depression trends among Ukrainian university students, highlighting mental health crises.

Anxiety and depression levels have significantly increased among students exposed to war-related stressors.
The study found that 65% of students reported higher anxiety levels during wartime compared to the pandemic period.
Longitudinal analysis revealing persistent psychological impacts reflects the need for targeted mental health resources.
The research emphasizes the importance of monitoring youth mental health during protracted crises, calling for urgent interventions.

Kolisnyk et al. (2025) studied this question.

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